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Ok so to answer my own question: It MIGHT exist, but I think Jamovi is mislabelling things. I think Jamovi should just call this the Durbin's test, or at least provide a clear explanation why they use the term "Durbin-Conover".

The term "Durbin-Conover" might make sense because in Conover's ...

After running a Friedman's test (non-parametric repeated measures ANOVA), there's the post-hoc test.

It's called the Durbin-Conover test.

From my best understanding:
- This is NOT the same as the "Durbin" test
- Based on the results shown in JASP for the "Conover" post-hoc comparison test, the ...

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Just wanted to mention how this doesn't seem to be addressed yet. I have 2 tests, with 98 and 101 questions respectively. So I want my columns to be called something like "T1Q1" to "T1Q98" and then the next set of columns be named from "T2Q1" to T2Q101".

I can do this on Excel quite easily ...

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So I've imported this data from excel - and the numbers look like this in the original excel sheet:

50.00%
28.57%
35.71%
etc.

But when I import this, Jamovi thinks that this is text. I want to convert this to a continuous variable and then Jamovi suddenly won't display anything at all. I can ...

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I'm using the latest version on Windows... and yeah so I can set the texts to be ordinal and so on, but that disables the function to conduct inferential analysis for some reason.

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So if I have a column called "Opinion: Do you like this", and the data is populated as either "Agree", "Neutral", or "Disagree", how do I use this for analysis? The program seems to only accept ordinal variables that isn't text. (But I guess I want Jamovi to understand that Agree could be "3 ...